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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
To be fair, journalism is the merely democratic career out there - what you do from day one is precisely what senior journalists do every day. As a journalist, you get to work from the get-go. That is great. The hours are not. The resentment and hate with which everyone outside treats you are not. If you are okay with having to fight all the time then maybe you will be good as that is what a journalist does to get to the truth every day. Every day I worked, I would stir up with that same question – What’s the story today? I stopped thinking about what I wanted to report on, what was significant. I almost would hope every morning that something somewhere would go wrong and I’d get a good story. I truly was like a fly, focusing on news in life and hovering around to report on it. Being a journalist will wield you a lot of power and if you are a novice and make a mistake, you need to have the heart to see the consequences of your action unfold in the lives of people you write about.